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Another civil lawsuit has been filed by a former Fargo Catholic School student, alleging he was sexually abused by Brother Raimond Rose while Rose taught at Shanley High School.

Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: NEEDY-VENISON ND pantries reach halfway goal of 700 deer BISMARCK, N.D. A North Dakota program that distributes venison to the needy is halfway toward its goal of getting 700 deer from hunters this fall.

When did weather forecasting turn into a bloated high-tech TV production delivered by folks with goofy dimples, too much product in their hair and an itchy clicker finger? We don't know.

Rural North Dakota is getting a big health care boost. The USDA rural development is putting $46 million worth of funding town a new state of the art hospital in Jamestown.

Officials are starting work on a $52 million hospital in Jamestown. A groundbreaking ceremony for the 25-bed critical access facility was planned Wednesday.

A giant in Prince Edward Island's economy is now feeling the effects of the global economic recession and its 800-member workforce is going to pay the price.

Nov 2 2009 12:00AM http://governor.state.nd.us/ Bismarck , N.D. Gov. John Hoeven today named Todd L. Cresap of Minot to the Northwest Judicial District Court, chambered in Minot.

The Army Corps of Engineers will be looking at flood protection in the Sheyenne and James river valleys.

The brother of slain Jamestown businessman Joe Anderson wants to find whoever was responsible for the 1991 murder.

Minot attorney Todd Cresap has been named as North Dakota`s newest district judge.

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press FARGO, N.D. Police say a suspect is in custody in Oklahoma in the slaying of a Fargo dentist.

A proposed settlement of an Otter Tail Power electric rate case includes about $673,000 in refunds to North Dakota customers.

The latest forecast projects the heaviest amount of snow in the Jamestown area and the James River Valley, with a range of 5 inches to 7 inches by Friday.

A proposed settlement of an Otter Tail Power electric rate case includes almost $865,000 in refunds to North Dakota customers, who have been paying higher electric charges since January.

Although there is no known grouping of influenza victims on the grounds of Minot's Rosehill Memorial Park cemetery, a quick review of its records reveals that victims of the 1918 "Spanish flu" are not very difficult to find.

The Souris Valley Birding Club will learn about the impact of wind turbines on bats and birds at its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the small meeting room of the Minot Public Library.

A Jamestown attorney has been chosen for a new state district judgeship. Gov. John Hoeven on Wednesday appointed Thomas Merrick to the job.

Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: FIGURING FLOOD CONTROL Flood control options complex MOORHEAD, Minn.

Both Jamestown and Valley City battled sewer problems during last spring's flooding.

Both Jamestown and Valley City battled sewer problems during last spring's flooding.